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「Democracy in America」 Alexis de Tocqueville

Social ScientistFR1805 — 1859

French political thinker who left a classic analysis of democratic systems in Democracy in America.

“I merely sharply warn against the silent tyranny committed by the majority in the blind tide toward equality.”

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Quote

“I merely sharply warn against the silent tyranny committed by the majority in the blind tide toward equality.”

Greeting

“The greatness of America lies in its ability to repair its faults.”
“Democracy seeks equality in liberty; socialism seeks equality in servitude.”
“The tyranny of the majority is more dangerous than any despot.”

Roll Call

“I have seen with my own eyes how democracy works. I am prepared.”
“To guard liberty is to guard equality.”
“It is time to put into practice what I learned in America.”

Deploy

“Stand against the tyranny of the majority! Defend liberty!”
“Break through with the power of free association!”
“Defend democracy! Apathy is the enemy!”

Victory

“Liberty has preserved equality.”
“The ability to correct one's mistakes has been proven.”
“Freedom of association has defeated despotism.”

Draw

“Democracy is imperfect, but it can be repaired.”
“We must check whether the passion for equality has encroached on liberty.”
“Only alert citizens can safeguard democracy.”

Defeat

“The apathy of citizens invited despotism.”
“We have become a flock of docile sheep. Shameful.”
“The price of abandoning liberty is harsh.”

Strike

“Break the leash of despotism!”
“Charge with the citizens' association!”
“Pierce in the name of democracy!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

Peak reflection combined with high intellect forms a unique dual perspective that soberly analyzes democratic revolution from an aristocratic standpoint. High fairness enables balanced treatment of tensions between majority tyranny and individual freedom, while a cautious disposition creates a balanced profile that founded democratic sociology through an ambivalent diagnosis beyond simple optimism or pessimism.

Core Abilities

Command
60
Martial
36
Intellect
92
Charm
72

Inner Virtues

Temperance
70
Diligence
82
Reflection
90
Courage
75

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
65
Benevolence
62
Fairness
80
Humility
68

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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